The Camila Cabello Album Is Bad

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All editing by Austen unless there's another credit above.

[ohno]

this cannot be good for camila's chances of winning the election

[Artizm_Music]

Imagine having an album so bad, you’re reduced to being talked about on the 2nd channel.

[fizzie]

We’ve seen NOT GOODs before, but a second-channel BAD is an achievement

[crytkryssus]

Re-release Havana but it's the Minions singing "Banana" instead, and call it Hyperpop.

[Rallinale]

lol not even a NOT GOOD video, just a video on the side channel calling it bad. Somehow, that feels even worse

[PeakApex]

Imagine Dragons releasing not the worst album of the week was a shocker.

[kingonion_-rh]

who tf thought it would be a good idea to have not one but TWO drake songs right after the beef

[thebluestickboy]

at least kanye got his "unreviewable" on the main channel

[cjjones]

"It's unreviewable."
~ Fantano

[littled]

Camila deciding to have TWO drake features on this album after everything that has been happening with him is definitely a choice

[danang]

is this worse than a "Not Good"?

[djvoid]

I guess she won't be inviting you round for quizmois

[citruschaos]

pitchfork giving this album 6.9 while giving the new Billie 6.8 is wild to me

[danielfreeman]

Me when people trash this bad record: I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT! I LUV IT!

[radicard]

A review on the 2nd channel with the first 2 minutes dedicated to a sponsor is more disrespectful somehow than the sleeping Gunna review

[chandler_martian]

This album is what boomers hear when you play them Hyperpop

[Cleo-hx]

I got so fucking scared of watching fantano go outside omg.

[primateboogaloo]

Actually Bad is a Michael Jackson album, sorry Anthony

[Iamarobotk]

I completely agree with your take on the music industry right now. People are putting more effort into brand deals, advertisements and movie roles than the actual music. Mainstream artists are basically using their music "career" to launch themselves into other avenues. They would care much much more about having a viral interview or silly tiktok trend than a good album or artistic growth

[NuclearFlan]

i hate it when someone criticizes a beat for being too experimental and you go and listen to it and it's just the most played out shit you've heard a million times.